The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1887-03-10
MARVELLOUS CHANGES.
What the Future will be to Tllose
Who Refuse 10 Believe.

j. this country ..rnrsc.o'lsls III
I dergoing wonderful chang. i IT.
change 10 take place hetoie We III.
aware Of the fact. and when IL ha-
taken place vii! w wonder why w
did not see il b..fo:e i. was too late
| Those that see the changes early
avail themselves early, aud there
by receive benefit.
The .hrewed iron man sees the
| iron interest transferred from Pits
bGfg and Pennsylvania to Hirmine
| ham. Alabama. and In lis far sight
edness sees the furnaces In Perm
sylvanin torn down and deserted for
this new, and prolific field. II Is
claimed l,y the iron nea Of Alabama
| that the low price at which iron can
be produced there will revolution
lie the iron interests OF the world.
We have seen tie grain growing
centers OF this country shifted to
the West. We have seen the pork
packing industry fit from Cincin.
natl to Chicago, and from thence to
Kansas City aud Omaha. Southern
cotton mills underseli New England
and American markets, and chai-
lenge the world.
We have seen and are seeing nj
this take place before our eyes. and
know that other charges are taking
place equally as prominent. and We
wonder as we behold them. Ten
wears AGO the insurance companies
only required an analysis OF the
fluids when they were taking insnr-
mnce for very large amounts. To
day no first-class company will
insure any amount unless they have
rigid analysis Of the fluids passed,
and il any traces Of certain disor
ders are apparent, the applicant n Is
rejected. In their reports they
show that the death ofsixty ofeyery
100 people in this country, is due
either directly or indirectly to such
disorders. The Brompton Hospital
for Consumptives, London, England
reports that sixty Of every 100 VIC
tins OF consumption also have
serious disorders OF the Kidneys.
Among scientists FOR the treat
ment OF this dread malady the
question Is being di-cnssed:
rs not this disorder the real
cause Of consumption
Ten years ago the microscope was
something seldom found in a ply
siciun's office; now every physician
OF standing has ore and seldom
visits his patient without calling for
q sample OF fluids for examination.
Why IL all this? Is it possible
that we Of the present generation
are to die OF diseases caused by
kidney disorders? or shall we mas.
!, ter the cansc by Warmers safe cure,
the only recognized specific, AMI
thus remove the effects? 1t Is es-
fahliehed beyond doubt that II
very large percentage Of deaths in
this country are tracrable to diseas-
ed kidneys For years the propric-
tors OF Warmers safe cure have
been insisting that there Is no sound
health when the kidneys are iiseas-
ed. and they enthusiastically press
their specific for this terrible disor-
der upon public attention. We are
continually hearing its praises sonn-
ded
i This means wonders!
i Cannot the proprietors Of this
great remedy, who have been warn
Ing rs OF the danger, tell ns how to
avoid a disease that TT first is So
unimportant, and is SO fatal in it:
Termination? Are We to hope
against hope, and wait without on
Reward?
The most significant OF all chan
ges. however. that we Of to-day ca
|, note is this radical change OF vie,
to which the public has been educa
ted: It was formerly thought tina
the kidneys were of very small i'm
portance; today, we believe, 1t !
generally admitted that there can b
no such thing as sound health l
any organ II they are in the leas
degree deranged.